Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-26

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on ehArse OF lelohious assault on MIS- d.
tucker, doetress VINO came mere from San
FRANCISCO three weeks ago.
Yuba Mourns Her Loss.
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M,pvsv,,tr Llv o,,b-rha docooso of ox
speaker Parks is the general topic of converse
tion to-day Business Will be generally sus-
pended tomorrow afternoon during the hours
of the funeral. kilograms of coincidence have
peen received by the ahllcted family to-day
H Mills and many others RS VIZ ~ " inns W.
Rn,,ed On, Of Hams. aud aoms
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Copyright, 1857, by the California associated Press
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ING destroyed fbc dyeIIin11 siSbie rsrsnarv and
n,I9to,1snS on Tho for,, 81 Pobar, eSlisb ,aar
samnnt Tho famiI ,eS az ,nrrnLo neai ~
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Land Sales IN Fresno.
lCopyrig, 1887, by the California Associated Press.
FRESNO, July 25th.--Moses Samuel has sold to
eie 90 TT, run ana Sine lan9 Company
] S s1on 400 SI os n S ~ ~ p; ii
of WoodIsnd YoIo conpt hove ,,oSad 49, ~
Woodruu farm of 500 acres for Sl1 500
Increased Railroad Travel.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Associaed Press
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,a Ia LhsIohI' ti Iuiy TH..od 1, account oI tns
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The Late w. III. Parks,
Copyright 1857, 6g The California Associated Press
MARysvII1.E. July 25th.-Flags were fying at
halfmast all over the city to-day in respect to
the memory of the late Hon. W. II. Parks. His
funeral takes place tomorrow at , clock
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lCopy1gt' 1881, 6y 'e CGJoT7'iE @iSsooiaied Pres
SANTA CRUZ July 25th-Frank j. Boyer, the
Young Eng1snman IA VINO accldentally t,l shot him
House, is still alive, but no hope is entertained
of his recovery. With the exception of a few
since the shooting. He had freuuent spasms
during the forenoon, and is evidently shaking
rapidly. The doctors have made no further at
tempt 70 extract the puilet, deemlng 1t unneces
r,I,T pvs1-rT
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SANTA CRUZ July 25th.-Erank J. Boyer. the
young Englishman who accidentally shot him.
self yesterday, died this evening at $40 O'Clock
Accident Up North.
Copyright, 1887, by ae California associated Press
SINS STATION July 25th.-The engine on the
regular north-bQund passenger train broke down
at Kennel at $40 this morning. Some of the cars
got of the track. No one was hurt, and little
damage was done. Another engine was ordeIed
, 1Ip!n Disili'l II 70 ptins up tht passenger tram
dav IL iO' 'iie 'i"iii Vi w.
fertheht inquiry
TC0pyrigt 1857 by the California Assocased I7re.sl
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FAN JOSE, july 20tn-Ihe supervisors to-day
adopted resolution directing the Clerk to write
70 tne Governor and Secretary OF State inquiring
se SESSION. of ne ,, az te
at the bookstores have not been furnished to
inc count! ollcers.
Fuil-Fledged City.
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SAN DIEGO, July 25th.-National City elected
municipal officers ON saturday under the new
charter, which makes the place Il city of tho
sixth class. Statistics published in the Union
show that s225 0G0 worth of buildings were
erected in National City during the past year
A Ius,;oa ID Co,.a,,,.>+
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Copyright, lSS7, by tie California associated Press.
| SAN JosF Julv o5th-Justice Walter uordor
son of Wa2fed ,hn ito w a.sel
the Supervisors to-day with his fee books, failed
s- 70 Vtea r ana oeuci warrant mas been issued
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Red Bluff Items.
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| 49, 49, -St@'- 44'NS Nshio ~ San
Quentin was the sentence given X; H. Christie
thls morning loI passing forged pank cheek.
are renorted III '-ie anu loo'liiiS
Light on Mystery.
SAN DIEGO, July 25th.-More light has been
| thrown on the story recently published about
| the finding of a deserted camp and the mules of
| n prospecting party who were surpassed tn have
been murdered near Oak Grove. in this conntv
| A book found among the effects bears the name
of J. ID. Blair, and II memorandum states that
the party left Los Angeles on Iune 9th
Upkno,yn insane NO.
lCopgrlg, 1887, by de California Associated Press
CoLUsA, July 25th.-A demented stranger was
al Oh 'e M stISe's Souay py eherli bevlle
iu fs.Ioe0 80 ~ ~ a JaIii ~ No. 1ne kii9Ws Wherc ne
va, "a IoM te 70; heFs, ne was WITH
5 I I pr o, aIaers small
cIenarer cIiIies G ~ NUMBER Oh
and fp Grant end TincoIn ne Toro 20 'e ite war
recent dated Santa Waria CsI mos aIso %
iSSf for InIIster dies to The ri -,
there GIVEN to sherman PaIins ond aos
r. + Bell onorteTmaster Ne enIs sito ~ SIseu
stand notbinS said to him and co'7nt he ~
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